'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title. embarrassing Debbie Reynolds clone, but the luminous Kay Kendall manages to project. Austin Starr is a memorable protagonist, and Kendall s skill at crafting a compelling mystery kept me turning the pages! -Robert Rotstein, author of The Bomb Maker s Son and Corrupt Practices evolution from the days of Czarist monarchy, through the Bolshevik. Vivid detail of the 1960s and a clever plot make Rainy Day Woman an outstanding follow-up to Kay Kendall s strong debut, Desolation Row. In 1969, during the week of the Manson murders and Woodstock, the intrepid amateur sleuth, infant in tow, flies across the continent to support a friend suspected of murdering womens liberation activists in Seattle and Vancouver. Lynne Raimondo, author of the Mark Angelotti crime novels, Dante's Wood, Dante's Poison, and Dante's Dilemma Kay Kendalls RAINY DAY WOMEN is the second book in the Austin Starr Mystery series. In 1969, during the week of the Manson murders and Woodstock, the intrepid amateur sleuth, infant in tow, flies across the continent to support a friend suspected of murdering women's liberation activists in Seattle and Vancouver. Kendall paints a vivid portrait of the times everything from macrame purses to bell bottoms and beads but it s her protagonist who wins our hearts in a mystery that explores issues as timely today as they were for the Woodstock generation. Kay Kendall's Rainy Day Women is the second book in the Austin Starr Mystery series. Timothy Hallinan, award-winning author of the Poke Rafferty Bangkok thrillers and the Junior Bender mysteries /rebates/2fRainy-Day-Women-Kay-Kendall2fbook2f32107678&. Kendall's crackerjack amateur-sleuth novel, set in the days of Mad Men, reminds you how much has changed since then, but also that the rules for writing a knockout mystery remain the same: compelling characters, vivid setting, absorbing story.

Rainy Day Women by Kay Kendall